On International Students’ Day
International Students’ Day is a global occasion celebrated annually on November 17 to honor the student community. It was initially established to commemorate the Nazi occupation of Czech universities in 1939 and the subsequent killing and deportation of students to concentration camps.
The Syrian Future Movement emphasizes the necessity of fostering peace, solidarity, liberation from colonialism, and justice for all students worldwide, particularly in terms of rights and education.
The Syrian Future Movement asserts students’ right to education alongside their right to a better future.
The Syrian Future Movement underscores the importance of this day as a reminder to the world of the value of investing in youth and the reality that the future rests on students’ shoulders.
The Syrian Future Movement regards this day as vital for expressing solidarity with students globally and reaffirming the unity of our destiny and collective struggle for justice and equality.
The Syrian Future Movement highlights the fundamental rights of students, including safe education, freedom of expression, and participation in building their communities.
The Syrian Future Movement considers this day an opportunity to shed light on the challenges students face worldwide, such as poverty, armed conflicts, discrimination, and climate change.
The Syrian Future Movement sees International Students’ Day as a reminder of the critical role education plays in rebuilding Syria after the devastation of war. It is a day to advocate for providing a safe learning environment for all students and making education a national priority.
The Syrian Future Movement calls for the provision of secure educational settings, essential facilities, and protection for students and teachers from violence and threats.
The Syrian Future Movement demands the development of curricula to meet labor market needs while enhancing the spirit of citizenship and national belonging.
The Syrian Future Movement calls for financial and moral support for students affected by the war and the provision of opportunities for continuous education.
The Syrian Future Movement aims, through its vision and program, to involve students in decision-making processes that affect their lives and future.
The Syrian Future Movement sends a message to the world, urging support for our cause, our children’s right to education, and our right to build a better future for Syria.
The Syrian Future Movement calls for making International Students’ Day a new beginning toward building the Syria of the future—a Syria of knowledge, freedom, and dignity.
